AT&T to provide access codes after Jan outage
Nation wide service disruption at AT&T prompts steps to supply rival carriers access codes. Chairman Robert Allen says operators will give another carrier's code when available or direct customers to local directories. In separate case, a juvenile court in Pierre bars media from public access amid rape investigation at the governor's mansion.
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Cartel Plans To Down Bush's Plane
Reports say drug cartels plan to shoot down Air Force One during President Bush's Colombia trip for a drug summit next month. White House and Secret Service say no corroborated information. security teams monitor threats as Cartagena talks set for February 15. Senate leaders foresee a lengthy, contentious fight over a stronger air pollution bill.
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Yugoslav Communists Split Party After Walkout
Delegates from Slovenia announce plans for an independent party within democratic socialism as a regional conference meets to vote on a reform document threatening Yugoslavia's unity. Slovenian leaders demand autonomy, end to political persecution, and closer Western ties amid party divisions.
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President Bush backs antiabortion rally during Roe anniversary
President Bush told 75,000 abortion opponents in Washington he stands with them on life and opposed Roe v. Wade. Demonstrators on both sides gathered nationwide while Mrs Bush declined to answer questions about abortion views.
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Romanian Hospitals Deluged as Abortions Hit Ban Era
In Bucharest at Polizu hospital Florica Poptean recalls attempts to end a pregnancy during Nicolae era abortion was illegal and caused thousands of deaths and injuries yearly. Doctors report most abortions occur between eight and noon in maternity wards, while several women wait for procedures after being admitted.
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Barry's Departure Sparks Draft Jackson Move
Washington aides, union leaders, and business officials push Jesse Jackson to enter the mayoral race as Barry faces a cocaine possession charge and checks into a Palm Beach treatment center. Jackson allies weigh pressure, while Jackson remains ill and undecided on running.
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Seperation calls amid Srinagar unrest and curfew clashes
In Srinagar authorities relaxed a curfew as Moslem secessionists urged victory and chants blared from mosques. Police say troops fired on a mob wounding hundreds while testimony counted 10 dead including two police and eight militants in Srinagar and Anantnag amid ongoing violence and curfew lapses.
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S C Tax Commission Likely To Appeal Pension Decision
Columbia The South Carolina Tax Commission plans to appeal a judge ruling ordering the state to repay 150 million dollars plus interest to retired employees. Hunter Howard Jr. said the panel discussed the case by phone and will formalize the appeal at today’s meeting. The move could delay thousands of federal retirees who were expecting the money.
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FBI Searches Junk Shop in Mail Bombings Probe
FBI agents searched Wayne O Fferrell s salvage business and home in Enterprise and New Brockton as part of the mail bombings investigation that killed a federal judge and a civil rights lawyer. Officials said no charges were filed. Bomb sniffing dogs and a nearby Army base bomb squad assisted the search which began around 10 p.m.
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